Andrew Alexander 'Slaughter at White House Farm''. New book ?

[Adam]

Never heard of this book before. But it is being sold on Amazon.

It said it was published 16th August 2014.

[Adam]

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=KltUVMKzOMbKaKbbgvAH&url=http://for-all.org.uk/sweets/product.php%3Fcat%3DAll%26asin%3DB00MT0A46Y%26title%3DJeremy%2BBamber%253A%2BSlaughter%2Bat%2BWhite%2BHouse%2BFarm%2B(True%2BCrimes)&ved=0CCMQFjAC&usg=AFQjCNEvttKPggjCEC4gVYWx2mTQV2IjrQ

[Roch]

looks like standard stitch-up fare. Unless people are are genuinely researching a case for the purpose of unearthing a better understanding of what really took place, there should be a ban on making money from just releasing cobbled together dross.  I think it degrades the victims.

[Adam]

There are no reviews on Amazon. Or anywhere else I can see.

The book description says Jeremy took the action after reading the wills & seeing Sheila would get half. There were lots of other reasons which I created a thread about.

It also says some people still believe his innocence and the book will let you make you're own mind up. So it may be unbiased.

[Jan]

looks like standard stitch-up fare. Unless people are are genuinely researching a case for the purpose of unearthing a better understanding of what really took place, there should be a ban on making money from just releasing cobbled together dross.  I think it degrades the victims.

Agree - from the summary it looks like nothing new , just info from other books.

And the opening motive, if you were one of two children what would you expect to be in a will ?

pathetic.

[Mr. Gee]

Agree - from the summary it looks like nothing new , just info from other books.

And the opening motive, if you were one of two children what would you expect to be in a will ?

pathetic.

Nothing to write home about.

[tyler]

Is it only available on kindle? I have read books by this author.  Levi Bellfield and also the Wests and enjoyed them. But this book,for me,doesn't bode well when straight away in his introduction he states a complete untruth. Sheila was not due half of her parents will and the twins did not even feature in it!

[Jan]

if it is on kindle - I will give it a quick read if you want and let you know if anything new. I am a very fast reader!

[tyler]

Thank you Jan but I doubt there would be anything new in it. Just a rehash of the usual myths most probably.

[Jan]

apparently I do already have it on my kindle. Did not even realise. will see if I can find it.

[Caroline]

looks like standard stitch-up fare. Unless people are are genuinely researching a case for the purpose of unearthing a better understanding of what really took place, there should be a ban on making money from just releasing cobbled together dross.  I think it degrades the victims.

This is based on the BS Channel 5 documentary and we all know how accurate that wasn't! 

[lookout]

 If it discusses or mentions blood/hush money-------------then I'll be interested. Chances are,it won't even be mentioned.

[Patti]

The author of this book claims Jeremy broke into his fathers home in April 1985 to read the will.

How does the author know that to be true...lol

When will true crime writer learn that brilliant research is best asset to their work....tell the truth as is documented and not add assumptions is because it sounds good....

A good crime writer is one who does the best research....some with any historian book....If the facts are not documented then do not use them and don;t rely on hearsay either. Good readers will recognise the flaws... 

[nugnug]

was the will even in his fathers home.

[Patti]

was the will even in his fathers home.

I think it was kept in the safe Nugs, maybe someone can confirm that.